Guidebook for Potts Point
Food Scene
Casual Italian set in a beautiful Italian grocer. The food is fresh, hearty and generous. What's not to love!
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Café Sopra at Fratelli Fresh
65 Macleay StreetCasual Italian set in a beautiful Italian grocer. The food is fresh, hearty and generous. What's not to love!
Modern Greek food with a big marble bar to enjoy fantastic cocktails, it is a perfect place to enjoy wonderful food and do a spot of people watching.
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The Apollo Restaurant
44 Macleay StreetModern Greek food with a big marble bar to enjoy fantastic cocktails, it is a perfect place to enjoy wonderful food and do a spot of people watching.
Best gelato in the world! And I'm not even exaggerating. Best known for their Salted Caramel and White Chocolate flavour and also their eye popping specials (think Peanut Pretzel Brownie or Pina Colada or the wildest combo you can imagine!). They also have a great range of dairy free sorbet.
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Gelato Messina Darlinghurst
241 Victoria StBest gelato in the world! And I'm not even exaggerating. Best known for their Salted Caramel and White Chocolate flavour and also their eye popping specials (think Peanut Pretzel Brownie or Pina Colada or the wildest combo you can imagine!). They also have a great range of dairy free sorbet.
Italian, but not as you know it. Imaginative, hip, seasonal and all with an Asian twist.
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Acme
60 Bayswater RdItalian, but not as you know it. Imaginative, hip, seasonal and all with an Asian twist.
My favourite Sydney restaurant! It's a Sydney icon for good reason, serving up modern Australian Chinese dishes that are beautiful in flavour with a distinctive Australian twist. The duck is her most famous dish, but I often find myself craving the XO eggs. Go hungry!
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Billy Kwong
My favourite Sydney restaurant! It's a Sydney icon for good reason, serving up modern Australian Chinese dishes that are beautiful in flavour with a distinctive Australian twist. The duck is her most famous dish, but I often find myself craving the XO eggs. Go hungry!
If you are heading to the Rocks and looking for some fine dining, Sake is by far the best option. Serving up Californian Japanese (think sashimi with jalapeños and teriyaki burger balls). It also has a great bar if you need to wet the whistle after sightseeing.
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Saké Restaurant
12 Argyle StIf you are heading to the Rocks and looking for some fine dining, Sake is by far the best option. Serving up Californian Japanese (think sashimi with jalapeños and teriyaki burger balls). It also has a great bar if you need to wet the whistle after sightseeing.
Headed up by two chefs who have been responsible for some of Sydney's best dining over the years, this is an aching cool restaurant that is Japanese inspired. Rightly famous for its green tea soft serve, though there is not much on the menu that doesn't score 5 stars.
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Cho Cho San
73 Macleay StHeaded up by two chefs who have been responsible for some of Sydney's best dining over the years, this is an aching cool restaurant that is Japanese inspired. Rightly famous for its green tea soft serve, though there is not much on the menu that doesn't score 5 stars.
Casual wine bar and restaurant with moody decor and beautiful, imaginative food. Relatively new to the food scene and getting rave reviews across the board.
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Monopole
20 Curtin PlaceCasual wine bar and restaurant with moody decor and beautiful, imaginative food. Relatively new to the food scene and getting rave reviews across the board.
Drinks & Nightlife
The Roosevelt
32 Orwell StreetElegant cocktail bar with an Art Deco vibe.
Voted Sydney's best bar for what feels like forever, this is a dapper bar perfect for a cold winter's night. Moodily lit and with a killer cocktail menu, this is a wonderfully atmospheric place to spend some time catching up with friends.
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Eau De Vie
285 Darlinghurst RdVoted Sydney's best bar for what feels like forever, this is a dapper bar perfect for a cold winter's night. Moodily lit and with a killer cocktail menu, this is a wonderfully atmospheric place to spend some time catching up with friends.
Rooftop bar that is big on the wow factor from the retro menu to the view (there is a retractable roof for those sunny afternoons).
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The Rook
56-58 York StRooftop bar that is big on the wow factor from the retro menu to the view (there is a retractable roof for those sunny afternoons).
Sightseeing
Thoroughly recommend a Bridge Climb, one of the best ways to see Sydney. Book early to get your preferred time slot.
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BridgeClimb Sydney
3 Cumberland StThoroughly recommend a Bridge Climb, one of the best ways to see Sydney. Book early to get your preferred time slot.
Walk the cliffs of the Eastern Suburbs beaches, stunning scenery, beautiful walk, with lots of lovely spots to stop along the way. Bronte Beach is a favourite, have fish and chips on the beach and chill out like the locals.
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Caminata de Bondi a Coogee
Walk the cliffs of the Eastern Suburbs beaches, stunning scenery, beautiful walk, with lots of lovely spots to stop along the way. Bronte Beach is a favourite, have fish and chips on the beach and chill out like the locals.
Everything Else
Such a beautiful Zoo, with breathtaking views. One of Sydney's best tourist attractions for a good reason. Get the ferry there to see the beautiful harbour.
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Taronga Zoo Sydney
Bradleys Head RoadSuch a beautiful Zoo, with breathtaking views. One of Sydney's best tourist attractions for a good reason. Get the ferry there to see the beautiful harbour.